19 meteor sighting reports
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Initial Meteor Reports-
21JUN2014 Michael Red hook, NY, USA 22:10 est, pm 2 seconds West to east, facing south Red, orange, yellow...bright fireball As bright as the sun No Very awesome to witness!
Chester, nj. My son and I saw awesome fireball at around 10pm est on 6/21. It was south...heading west to east...maybe 2-3 seconds. It seemed to be breaking up in bright yellow colors. Amazing! Teeda T
MBIQ Data Set-
Germantown, New York arrived from bing.com on "Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News: PA NJ NY CONN RI Philadelphia Daytime Bolide Fireball 12:45 EST 14FEB2011" by searching for meteor sighting ulster county ny 6/21/14.
11:27:56 -- 2 minutes ago
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania arrived from us.yhs4.search.yahoo.com on "Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News: ONT MI IN OH Fireball Meteor 14MAR2013" by searching for meteorite 6/21/14.
11:25:09 -- 4 minutes ago
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Chester, nj. My son and I saw awesome fireball at around 10pm est on 6/21. It was south...heading west to east...maybe 2-3 seconds. It seemed to be breaking up in bright yellow colors. Amazing!
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